Articles in "Hebrew University of Jerusalem"
Israeli Scientists Warn of Gaps in Heatwave Forecasting Models
A new Israeli study warns that even advanced climate models struggle to capture early atmospheric warning signals that precede extreme ...
The Dance of the Honeybee May Inform Future Swarm Robotics Design
Honeybees can adjust how they communicate based on how reliable their previous information proved to be, according to a new study by ...
Discovery of Sugar ‘Routing’ in Plants May Boost Agricultural Resilience
Plants exposed to real-world damage such as storms, pests or pruning may respond by actively steering energy to the injury site, ...
Leaves Reveal Hidden Trail of ‘Forever Chemicals,’ Study Finds
A new study suggests that plants may be quietly revealing environmental pollution that standard soil tests can miss, particularly when ...
Discovery of Atmospheric ‘Memory’ Could Improve Climate Forecasting
Israeli scientists have found that atmospheric particles known as aerosols can briefly warm the planet before ultimately contributing to ...
Israeli Infant Receives World’s First Gene Therapy for Rare Genetic Epilepsy
An eight-month-old infant in Israel has become the first patient in the world to receive an experimental gene therapy that researchers say ...
Scientists Warn Climate Predictions May Misjudge Forest Carbon Absorption
The most widely used assumptions in climate forecasting may be missing a key driver of how ecosystems absorb carbon dioxide, with ...
Israeli Breakthrough Could Make Lab-Grown Meat More Affordable
Israeli scientists have developed a new method that could significantly reduce the cost of producing cultivated steak, addressing one of ...
Gene Linked to Early Growth May Shape New Approaches to Cancer Research
A newly identified gene may help explain why faster growth and early development in youth can come with a trade-off later in life, ...
Trauma-Related News Can Trigger Nicotine and Cannabis Cravings, Scientists Warn
Simply being reminded of a traumatic news event can trigger a rapid increase in tobacco and cannabis cravings among regular users, ...
